The book "The myth of Hiawatha and other oral and poetic legends, mythological and allegorical stories of North American Indians" by Henry Rowe Schoolcraft offers the reader a unique opportunity to immerse himself in the world of traditional culture of the Indian tribes of North America. Oral and poetic works are collected and interpreted in this book, revealing the richness and variety of myths, legends and allegories of these peoples. The author tells in detail about the legendary figure of Hiawatha, who became one of the most famous heroines in the world of American tribes. The reader will be able to feel the energy and magic of these stories, as well as better understand the importance and meaning of symbols and motifs rooted in the traditions of Native American culture. Henry Roe Schoolcraft's book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history and spiritual heritage of the indigenous peoples of North America.